The Media Factory, Inc. Sensa e-Learning Online Learning System Applied to Public Education Challenge

PHOSPHATE STRIP MINING INFORMATION NOW ONLINE AS AN EDUCATIONAL E-LEARNING RESOURCE

Tampa, FL -- Web solutions firm, The Media Factory (TMF), an innovator e-Learning technology, has been selected by the Environmental PR Group of Tampa to develop a new approach to public education using TMFs Sensa e-Learning system.

The Environmental PR Group and The Media Factory have created a valuable public education resource that allows around the clock access, and is available to any user. Sensa e-Learning incorporates new technology that allows an effective mix of audio, video, text and animation to enhance online learning.

"Sensa e-Learning allows organizations to create up multiple courses with many lessons," explained Honey Rand, president, The Environmental PR Group. "The applications for public education are enormous. Groups or businesses that have multiple subject matter to communicate can do so in a comprehensive, but manageable fashion."

At www.thephosphaterisk.com, visitors learn the key concerns associated with phosphate mining, in a traditional website. By clicking through to Keeping the Peace, they access the Sensa e-Learning learning technology and a series of lessons to help them understand the science behind the concerns. Segmented by key courses and lessons, guests can focus on issues important to them, and even take a "test" on what theyve learned.

"Given a limited budget, a broad target audience, and challenging concepts, the Sensa e-Learning application provides a strong base from which to launch our grassroots communication program," said Rand.

The Media Factory, Inc. (www.themediafactory.com) develops multimedia and web applications that use new technologies and applications to increase efficiency, productivity and support specific business strategies. Founded in 1996, The Media Factory, Inc., provides a full range of media services tailored to e-learning, e-commerce, web production/design, application development, and production needs.